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Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager for Jobing.com, talks to you about the blogs on Jobing.com and how they can help connect you to the local employers in Tampa Bay.

Angela Rosario talks about networking during the holidays and making sure that you make a great first impression when talking with your potential employers.

Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager for Jobing.com, gives you great advice on how you can position being fired from your previous job to the employer you are being interviewed with.

Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager for Jobing.com, tells you what to do when you see the employer you just interviewed with at a restaurant or a local place. Do you approach them or do you wait for them to approach you?

Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager for Jobing.com, gives you great advice about what you should do if the employer does not call back. What should you do? As Angela says, "Don't put all of your eggs in one basket."

Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager for Jobing.com, gives you great advice from transitioning from college to workplace. When should you start looking for jobs?

Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager for Jobing.com, talks to you about certifications. Where do you get them, how do you get them, and what is needed for your industry?

Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager for Jobing.com, gives you some great tips on how you can stand out in a crowd, when at a networking event.

Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager for Jobing.com, tells you how to follow-up after a career expo. She gives you great advice on how to write a thank-you letter to the employer you just met at the job fair.

A job seeker came into the office and looked like a million bucks. He ended up meeting the exact same employer for a job that he was already applying for. You never know who you might meet at an office or a networking event and you should always dress for success.

Ask yourself what is this employer wanting to know about you. Look at your resume again, you might have important information buried at the bottom and you might have never realized it.